Белочех wrote:Со страницы адвоката Jay I. Solomon:
Missing visa numbers?
"We have heard from multiple sources that adjudicators at USCIS district offices and service centers were frantically requesting visa numbers on pending employment based adjustment of status applications in the last weeks of June. ... Were USCIS employees in District offices requesting visa numbers in advance of actually approving adjustment of status applications? Were they requesting visa numbers on cases based on the fact that requests for security clearances had been pending for over 180 days - and then planning to wait to approve the case until the security clearance came through? We have heard that this is in fact the case. By law, a visa number should not be "used" by the USCIS until an applicant's adjustment of status application has been granted. 8 U.S.C. Sec. 1255(j)(3). IF the USCIS was requesting visa numbers in advance of approving cases, then visa numbers were not really exhausted on July 2nd. And if that is the case, we think they violated the law in a frantic attempt to use up all the visa numbers by July." Jay I. Solomon, July 3, 2007.
Дас ист фантастиш! Это объясняет все, а именно - как им удалось обработать 60 кило кейсов за две недели. Если это правда - AILA их поставит ра..м. Кстати, если они продолжат это практику, все останется U и в октябре. На неймчеке кейсов на пару лет легко наберется.
Вот на ту же тему:
http://s202395528.onlinehome.us/category/general/
По закону, оказывается, если кейс не проаппрувлен за 7 дней, номер должен быть возвращен. Они дали каждому из 60 тыс. кейсов по номеру, не дожидаясь security checks, а вот после 7-и дней не вернули. Memory leak у них такой, блин.